Every year on July 1st, people across the country come together to celebrate Canada Day. From fireworks at Niagara Falls to concerts, cultural events, and local gatherings in cities and towns across all provinces and territories. For some, this day has an even more personal meaning as it’s the day they officially become Canadian citizens.
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Studying in Canada can be an option to becoming a Canadian permanent resident. Once you graduate from a Canadian college or university, you have a range of options for staying in Canada. But, if you’re going to stay in Canada permanently, you want to be sure that you can get a good, high paying job.
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An Acknowledgment of Receipt (AOR) is an official document that confirms that Immigration, Refugees, Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has received your application.
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Family reunification is one of the biggest parts of Canadian immigration. If you’re in Canada temporarily, there are several ways your spouse may qualify for an open work permit while you’re here.
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Are you worried that your old traffic ticket, misdemeanor or DUI charge might make you criminally inadmissible to Canada? You are not alone. Many American visitors are surprised to find that an old offence on their record from years ago may still deem them inadmissible, and cause them to be turned away at the Canadian border. Use this comprehensive guide to understand how your past criminal history can affect your ability to enter Canada today.
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